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The Federal Government has proposed amendments to Carbon Farming Initiative regulations that will make it possible to earn credits from three new activities, and WA iron ore projects might become a beneficiary.

• Oil and gas industry service provider now carbon-price liable
  
• WorleyParsons analyses prospects for Pilbara algal industry
  
• Victoria names sustainability award finalists

• Government proposes new forestry carbon credit rules
  
• WA EPA launches 'waste-to-energy' review
  
• WA Health intervenes in major expansion of oil recycling facility

• $38 per tonne: BP specifies CO2 cost for new projects
  
• Shell refinery problems lead to fuel vapour exemption
  
• 'Avoided logging' carbon credits potentially worth more than forestry, says WA council

• Burke pushes back approval timeframe for Great Barrier Reef port development
  
• WA EPA recommends disclosure condition for expanded mine
  
• Plant hire company fined $35,000 for dumping industrial waste
  
• ABARES outlines carbon credits 'common practice' test

• Olympic Dam EPBC challenge set to test need for certainty
  
• WA aims to fix regulatory flaws, penalties still to be determined
  
• Approval for new CFI carbon credits activity
  
• WA EPA canvasses views on EIA procedures

• Contractor's actions put lead mine under further EPA scrutiny
  
• SA EPA receives more than 2,300 complaints, finalises only two prosecutions
  
• Government seeks 'carbon farming' project applications

• Holcim to pay $280,000 after federal environment department investigation
  
• Senate inquiry into climate and vegetation laws kicks off
  
• WA offers low emissions technology grants
  
• Victoria issues handbook for industry on using large solar thermal systems

• Court orders director to pay $91,000 over landfill breaches
  
• WA seeks input on feed-in tariff design
  
• NSW offers energy efficiency training course grants
  
• WWF Australia chief: how the negotiators could buy time
  
• 'Livestock emissions underplayed'